Sentence examples for offered overseas from inspiring English sources

The shares are expected to be offered overseas, most likely in Hong Kong or New York.

"I just started ordering illegal items offered overseas that eBay had already warned sellers about," he says.

Johnnie McLean, the deputy director for administration at the North Carolina State Board of Elections, which has offered overseas and military voters the option to use e-mail or fax for their ballots since 2006, said that when she gets a call from a soldier overseas who has missed deadlines but wants to vote, she is glad she has the e-mail option.

For example, try and think about why your peers may be offered overseas assignments when you are not.

"It is difficult to compete with the money the players are being offered overseas, given the financial pressures our regions are under at the moment.

Be wary of jobs offered overseas.

Many business schools will offer overseas students pre-course English language and maths courses, if they feel they need them.

The new venture, to be called DLJdirection-eUnion, will offer overseas investors online access to securities markets in the United States.

In a city where Western acts like Oasis fill stadiums, the appeal of Khon's graceful re-enactments of the ancient Hindu epic "Ramayana" is dwindling for local residents even if they offer overseas visitors a rare glimpse of classical Thai culture.

Australia has plenty of natural resources to offer overseas collaborators.

Some leading American universities, however, are launching programs with Indian counterparts that offer overseas visits for American students.